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Solar power brings fresh water to Bangladesh’s thirsty coastal region
Solar-powered desalination plants are offering a lifeline to communities in the most climate-ravaged part of Bangladesh’s coast, where rising sea levels, floods and tidal surges are pushing saltwater ...
13 Aug 2025
Solar power brings fresh water to Bangladesh’s thirsty coastal region
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From carbon tax to fuel subsidy cuts: What’s next for Malaysia’s sustainable development agenda in 2025?
2024 was a significant year for Malaysia as the country made noteworthy policy changes to signal its transition to a low-carbon economy. As Malaysia assumes the Asean presidency in 2025, there is an o...
2 Feb 2025
From carbon tax to fuel subsidy cuts: What’s next for Malaysia’s sustainable development agenda in 2025?
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Five climate adaptation ideas to watch in 2026
From adding finance to making sure loss and damage funds reach vulnerable populations, climate adaptation is an increasingly crucial topic as extreme weather events disrupt daily life. Around the wor...
7 Jan 2026
Five climate adaptation ideas to watch in 2026
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COP30: What to expect from the global summit on climate change
From 10 November, representatives from more than 100 countries are expected to gather in Belém, Brazil, as the Amazon city hosts the COP30 climate summit. It is a conference that the United Nations ha...
19 Nov 2025
COP30: What to expect from the global summit on climate change
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Thailand's decarbonisation ambition deserves a bond to match
Late last year, Thailand did something remarkable. The country’s government approved a new Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC), committing to reduce its net greenhouse gas emissions by nearly hal...
2 Mar 2026
Thailand's decarbonisation ambition deserves a bond to match
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Resilience and credible regulation key to unlocking the US$210 billion Thailand needs to decarbonise by 2035
Bangkok, 24 September: Strengthening water governance, scaling renewable energy and enforcing robust climate legislation are essential to safeguarding Thailand’s industrial competitiveness and f...
24 Sep 2026
Resilience and credible regulation key to unlocking the US$210 billion Thailand needs to decarbonise by 2035
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‘No-Go’ mining zones can protect nature as renewable energy surges
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driving this either: mining for coal and gold drives 71 per cent of mining-related deforestation, with devastating consequences for communities. In the Amazon rainforest, for instance, gold...
12 Dec 2024
‘No-Go’ mining zones can protect nature as renewable energy surges
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AI: Five charts that put data-centre energy use – and emissions – into context
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meet 27 per cent of their electricity demand and nuclear another 15 per cent. (These figures are based on the electricity these facilities consume, rather than any contracts they have to bu...
25 Sep 2025
AI: Five charts that put data-centre energy use – and emissions – into context
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Malaysia vulnerable to land and resource exploitation in emerging joint ventures with Chinese and US conglomerates: anti-graft expert
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that require the extraction of critical minerals through mining in protected forests, he said. A case in point is the tropical island of Borneo, which currently faces increasing threats of ...
20 Aug 2025
Malaysia vulnerable to land and resource exploitation in emerging joint ventures with Chinese and US conglomerates: anti-graft expert
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Green hydrogen uptake slow in Asia due to high cost and lack of standards: experts
High production costs and a lack of regulation and standards are slowing the uptake of green hydrogen in Asia, experts say. But the world's largest emitting region will need green hydrogen – that is, ...
16 Oct 2024
Green hydrogen uptake slow in Asia due to high cost and lack of standards: experts
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Why Asean's coal promises keep colliding with reality
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. Third, coal plants will remain in pipeline operation because sunk costs, long-term contracts, and cheap financing keep them viable. Therefore, the economics of coal also need to be fundame...
10 Oct 2025
Why Asean's coal promises keep colliding with reality
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2023 saw the slowest decrease in decarbonisation in over a decade: PwC
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in the energy mix,” it said. The surge in energy demand globally continued to outpace the adoption of
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, with the shift away from fossil fuels further complicated by economic chall...
22 Oct 2024
2023 saw the slowest decrease in decarbonisation in over a decade: PwC
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Why the UN Environment Assembly is essential to a safer, more resilient planet
As geopolitical challenges and tensions escalate globally, one thing is clear: fragmented politics will not fix a fractured planet. This is why the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) – the wor...
28 Nov 2025
Why the UN Environment Assembly is essential to a safer, more resilient planet
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Carbon-intensive gas projects are a losing bet for Asia
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, offering investors a more stable, long-term opportunity. By shifting away from LNG and focusing on
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, investors can reduce risk, align with global climate goals, and tap into a gr...
14 Nov 2024
Carbon-intensive gas projects are a losing bet for Asia
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ESG in retreat? In India more companies see climate action as strategic: Mahindra CSO Ankit Todi
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by 2030, among other pledges. It has stuck by its commitments so far. Speaking on The Eco-Business Podcast in a new series called On the frontlines, which profiles changemakers on the hard...
8 Apr 2025
ESG in retreat? In India more companies see climate action as strategic: Mahindra CSO Ankit Todi
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India’s Adani exits controversial Sri Lanka wind project
In a dramatic turn of events, Indian tycoon Gautam Adani’s Green Energy Limited (AGEL) has withdrawn from the second phase of a proposed wind power project in northern Sri Lanka. The project, which wa...
27 Feb 2025
India’s Adani exits controversial Sri Lanka wind project
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Major gains in civil registration in Asia and the Pacific, but millions still left behind: UN
The number of unregistered children under five has dropped by 62 per cent in Asia and the Pacific, from 135 million in 2012 to 51 million in 2024. This means 84 million more children today have a reco...
20 Jun 2025
Major gains in civil registration in Asia and the Pacific, but millions still left behind: UN
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Policy & Finance
South Korea pledges up to US$220 million in low-interest loans for carbon-cutting projects
South Korea’s industry ministry said it will provide nearly KRW 300 billion (US$220 million) in low-interest loans to 16 companies investing in carbon reduction facilities and research, as part of eff...
10 Nov 2025
South Korea pledges up to US$220 million in low-interest loans for carbon-cutting projects
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Cities
Pulling Hanoi from the pollution precipice
Pollution shortens the average lifespan in Vietnam. Toxic air causes 70,000 deaths and reduces life expectancy by 1.4 years, according to one estimate. The health crisis is most dire in the capital ci...
16 Jun 2025
Pulling Hanoi from the pollution precipice
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Corporate Responsibility
Indian wind and solar firm emerges in ranking of world’s greenest corporates
An Indian wind and solar company has surfaced as the region’s second most sustainable company. Suzlon Energy Ltd entered the ranking of 100 of the world’s greenest corporates in Canada-based media and...
23 Jan 2026
Indian wind and solar firm emerges in ranking of world’s greenest corporates
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Climate risks push businesses to look beyond reporting compliance
Rising insurance premiums, energy costs and supply chain disruptions are strengthening the case for investment in climate resilience, …
Climate risks push businesses to look beyond reporting compliance
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Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
As of 2025, solar electricity was already 50 per cent cheaper than gas in Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, …
Southeast Asia could save US$45.4 billion with solar instead of planned gas projects: study
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Water risks threaten trade as companies face US$397 billion exposure: CDP
Growing water stress is creating financial and supply chain risks for businesses, with many companies still lacking systems …
Water risks threaten trade as companies face US$397 billion exposure: CDP
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Behind the layoffs in China’s solar industry
Companies are consolidating, automating production and shifting workers away from factory floors toward sales and advanced products.
Behind the layoffs in China’s solar industry
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From declarations to delivery: How Asean can finally rewire its energy grid
Coordinated investment, harmonised rules and protections for workers and households must underscore Southeast Asia’s push for a clean, …
From declarations to delivery: How Asean can finally rewire its energy grid
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Singapore sets Southeast Asia’s first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
After a 2019 pause and two rounds of limited tenders, Singapore joins China, Germany and Japan in regulating …
Singapore sets Southeast Asia's first binding data centre rules, building demand for clean energy
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